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Old 11-29-2004, 01:37 PM   #1  
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How do you put fonts on your cards? Do you go into fonts and write something, print it and cut it out or do you somehow load it onto your cardstock? Please please help me!!!!
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Old 11-29-2004, 02:13 PM   #2  
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I use Microsoft Word 2 ways. 1) I use the postcard template (4 per page) and type what I want for the inside or even the outside of the card. I can print directly onto a piece of cardstock and then cut it into quarters. or 2) I can use the same template and only use 2 of the 4 postcards (depending on which way I want my card to open). Either way, you can use whatever color cardstock that you want. Plus if you have a color printer, you have a bunch of font colors to choose from.

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-- Envelopes and Labels
-- Avery standard, 3263 Post Card
-- select New document

There's also a feature under Tools, Text Direction, that allows you change how the text is placed within the post card. This allows me to print the lettering either landscape or portrait without trying to figure out how to change the whole page format.
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